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US 11,691,569 B2Granted
Vehicular door mirror device
AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Honda Lock
InventorKenji Kenmochi
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AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Honda Lock
InventorKenji Kenmochi
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A vehicular door mirror device is provided which includes an engagement claw provided on one of a lamp unit and a mirror housing being engaged with a latching part provided on the other of the lamp unit and the mirror housing, wherein the mirror housing includes a housing main body that has a mirror housing recess part and is pivotably supported by a base member, and a cover that has the slit formed therein and is mounted on the housing main body so as to cover the housing main body from a side opposite to an open direction of the mirror housing recess part, the cover being provided with a restriction part that restricts displacement of the engagement claw toward a direction in which the engagement claw disengages from the latching part. The lamp unit is thus prevented from detaching from the mirror housing even under an external impact.
A vehicular door mirror device comprising a mirror housing that has a mirror housing recess part having a mirror housed therein and a lamp unit that has a side turn lamp having part thereof facing a slit formed in the mirror housing, an engagement claw provided on one of the lamp unit and the mirror housing being engaged with a latching part provided on the other of the lamp unit and the mirror housing, wherein the mirror housing comprises a housing main body that has the mirror housing recess part and is pivotably supported by a base member mounted on a vehicle side door, and a cover that has the slit formed therein and is mounted on the housing main body so as to cover the housing main body from a side opposite to an open direction of the mirror housing recess part, the cover being provided with a restriction part that restricts displacement of the engagement claw toward a direction in which the engagement claw disengages from the latching part.
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